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Eight ways to help empower your athletes
Alex Diaz, Ph.D. walks us through how an understanding of the body’s central nervous system and how it captures and sends information up to the brain can benefit triathlon athletes in their quest to manage stress by using a bottom-up approach.
Running outside is not always an option for people. Whether you are a busy parent getting your run in during your child’s nap time, or a business executive with a packed schedule getting in an early morning run, treadmills continue to be convenient and efficient way to tackle both technique training and calorie burn.
Treadmills have long been used as an alternative to outdoor running and can be an important regular part of any endurance athletes training program.
There are easy habits you can create to help you support the healthy habits you are trying to develop.
How the multiple sports helped me overcome adversity and find my power within
Eight techniques that are recommended by professional sports trainers and physical therapists.
As coaches, trainers, and leaders, we are not exempt from mistakes, in fact we are more prone to them especially as we strive to transition into a more inclusive sport community. Mistakes necessitate apologies and we simply are not well-versed in effective apologies. In fact, apologizing sucks. It doesn’t feel good to the person apologizing, which might be the reason why we do not practice this transformative skill. In fact, sometimes our apologies are so abysmal that maybe the victim would have been better off without an apology at all.
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